Step 3: Drumming

Step 4: Mic + Instrument

Practise makes PerfectIf you wanna play guitar or drums or bass and sing at the same time, I strongly suggest doing the song with just the vocals firs...

Is all that shredding still not impressin' the opposite gender? Maybe you need to scream and bang some rubber pads! This is Part 2 of my Rock Band coverage. If this doesn't impress anyone, maybe it's time to play a real instrument.

Step 1: The Basics

No matter what instrument you're doing, circular or squareular notes will come down a lane with at least four different columns, maybe more. You have to make these notes explode when they cross a line somehow, whether it be pushing on a bar, hitting a pad, or vibrating your vocal cords. Everybody got it? Good. On to step 2.

Step 2: Singing

There are many factors that can hinder or enhance your singing capabilities.

The EnvironmentA warmer and more humid area to play loosens up your vocal cords and may allow you a greater range when singing.

Thats what singing a song to replicate the original means :D granted you can't be as artistic. It would be silly to assign an expert 'passing good' score to people who sing like crap and off tone. Think the bars on karaoke night. Good tips, but could definitely use some expanding.

Can someone explain to me what do you have to do when there are turquoise hands waving in the vocal trek? How do you score on this? And eve though I've noticed you get points for free form, on some songs you get a lot, and on other only a small amount. How do you have to do a free form to score really well? slow, quick, with lots of waving your voice, with keeping it the same?? Any tips on this?

I'm not sure I know what you mean. Are you referring to Rock Band 2? I don't own that. Or are you talking about Guitar Hero World Tour? Because I haven't played with the singing very much on that. If you specify what part you mean I could be able to help you.

I am talking about GHWT. I don't know what I have to do when these waving hands come. Do I have to talk, scream, do I get any points for that? And on the freeform (those interfering light waves) on some songs I get a lot points (like over 10k through one wave) and on others like only 100 something. I do not know what I do differently, and why these points are so different. Btw, cca 92% is my best accomplishment on most levels, and usually it's between 80 and 90%. Is that good, bad or average?? Noone else in my company wants to sing, so I cannot compare, and we are in Croatia which is not a recognized country when we wanted to register online, so I cannot see how others are doing:) Just being curious K

in ghwt, the yello freeform bar when singing will periodically pop up, the way to get points on this is to sing notes that are in the key of the song, a good idea here to get lots of points is to just sing the melody of the instrumental part, hope this helped, -Alec

That sucks about not being able to register. The waving hands are your cue to clap to activate star power if you're feeling it. The freeform pointage probably varies from song to song, and the length of the freeform section probably has something to do with it, and the speed of the song could affect it too. There are many factors to consider. The most plausible one, however, is that when the freeform section comes up, you could have a different point multiplier than the last song you played, causing you to gain more points.

As for percentages, 80 to 90% is a very good score. And if you want to compare your scores, stats are uploaded on The Guitar Hero Community Website very frequently. I hope this helped.